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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

TIE glove caHtesf between Fanz T,ess
iz1s weigh. champion OF the hs-ise lossk
ard nadsn N1rrav. ef tas efs-. ~h-s
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

There i n0 question about IL blood sia
tell especially u 4 bS an l1np1is blood.
bioiches. eropiions plmF4es sad oolls. are
al symptoms of a. iopaFs hlOod. due Il
Improper action Of tbe liver. Nhsa tbis
Important Ox22n fails to properly perform
iLs function of purifying ana cleans ng tbs
biood. impurities sfs carried 20 ali perts %
the systefa, sDd lne symptoms aeofe fe-
fsrred 10 ere merely evidences of he str1g.
g.e Of nature 81 throw or the rolsonou.
germs Onless Der warning be heeoed n
ume. serlo1s results are oertais 10 follow
eliminating n liver o. kicnsy disorders
or in consumption DR.. Pierce : Golden
Medical Discovery will preseal and care
these diseases. By restoring the liver 10 .
healthy condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

We made mention 0i Mr.. ranS Arm
sfron-. of Nofge Tow vhship. lsst week. 81
the winner n 81 nsl is the Louisiana state
ot.ery. The cssn ~se received ~ Mr.
Truman banker. mere or lssf Frifs7 10
fsM It wss one-tvsntisfh psrt ~ ths sec
on8 capital nr 500 fFa vaich was
drawn hv r-.et so Ifts> fer Hhfb
s~s1.ieth nsri Mr A-mstrouz tsG psi3 one
90 Jar about moaib axg. e stafs5 BE-
f3rs Nr Arasfrons is = suhstsnfisl fsfrner
of ss0uf - Tesrs nss a sci sia8r -
ION county. nearly ~ she members ~
wairh sra acatterst sva~ dong for hem
ssess ard a. he cst ais wife = fer res-s
$40. he is t1uiarrs1. ca BIS fine farm -
-s3 srrs7 trers ues p narieaxe 81 aoort
s. ESQ Nhch e nef already. vii soon hs
paid He Wii give SD 81 the r1dnsr -
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ho1sht ~ nie sstter ~ fke ssns .5r.e "a
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tanr rrke go3ssss ard rhsss 81 .
pssssd ev teoussrfs SIR - or Fs-r.e-
krzsfr5as "A asR Isrs 8ses Fsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
clEvELAND's GRAND TOUR.
TIE Details Not Ye. Decided Upon bu
VIII Ie Announced Later.

The Details Not Ne. Decided Upon but
VIII he Announced Later.
WAsHrSGrOY, July 2e-The President has
not vet made out the programme for his
FALL trip. He will consider all the unan-
swered invitations 10 visit different cities
which be has before him, together with
those that are now on their way TO Wash
ington. ana the map out a systematic plan
to be strictly adhered to throughout the
trip. Whenever and wherever il will be
convenient TO stop along the road he will
do go. There may be many places where
he would like TO make prolonged stay,
put under the circumstances the outlook for
more than * hours' stop in one place is
not promising. The arrangements for the
trio will be completed about the middle OF
August, when they viii be announced for
the benefit of ell concerned.
Several members Of The cabinet have al
ready signifed their intention of becoming
members CT the Presidential party.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
LIE sOOpLERS' TRIAL.
a wi,nsss Messing Schneider On the
Stkad Again.

4 Witness Messing -Nic Schneider q" the
Stkad again.
CHcseo, July .9.-Wilson 6. Baker, q
real estate broker. who IS believed 10 have
guilty knowledge OF the scheme 10 sacrince
the Reform school property and who, It IS
said. had promised 10 appear "a witness
for the state ia The boydle trial, has disap-
pearse II IS reported that he rs at Pew
aukee. W,s.. with his family. At theeKpense
Of CotnrnissicDeT Wren.
ia the Doodle llia this morning Nic
Schneider Tss recalled for brief cross-er-
animation which dsgelcped nothing of in-
poriance ]. II. Mcdowell. the steamritter,
Who testified "a the IC0angle trial. was the
next witness. re testified ~ TO Schneider 8
work 10 the hormsl school. Commissioner
HemneigarD was sworn and identified the
sicnatorCs OF klehm, Cells, Casseiman,
Mccarthy and McCloughrey TO the report of
the committee recommending steam hitting
apparatus for the Normal School.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
.r,,ert,,s.s Horrible piarv

DrtrHI. Ind. July 2e.-A diary belong
ing to Amor Green, who recently abducted
snd murdered girl named Lou Msbbit.,
hss turned up al Young America, Cass
county. Il discloses the names - women
and girls uith Ehom he has been intimate.
Previous 10 his fight be had been known
IS a iiosrtine hut the extent OF his smours
had not been suspected. The diary covers
q uerioi of fifteen vears and shows, accord
iDs ~ his oxn computation. that IN this
truo he has deliberately accomplished the
ruin of siEty-nve girls and married women.
In THE time be nas lived IN several states.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Tho u. 2. G. c. Annirersary Ban.

Quite a large number Of Grand Rapids
psop,e wsns to Grand Haven last evening
to attend TIE second anniversary bail Of the
Highland Park Camping Club. given 10 the
Di1Ds pavilion az Highland Pax. Ire
grounds we're ias.efGiiy illuminated With
gliosss lanterns and other trsnsQererciss.
SQUIRE orchestra furnished excellent mu-
Sc tls weather was Just warm enough %
make the coDl lsSe breezes enjoyable. and
81 course it 1as 2 most eni0veble occasion
lor fhs members of the Cub snd their
-s.Se+1
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

The Island Ct Msrk'nse a. of course. =
place tbat every Michigan nan ought 10 sse
once before ~ dies. SAID returned resort
er yesterday. 'nlt f3r regular diet give me
rst0szsy { tel you there s. nos a resort
aote. in America where sou csu zst such
meals snd such servics ss sttre Arlington. -
ms g lae o.t told fa.s. Iames p Rsves :
ns<i1z FOR himself such = rcou1stion "a the
isIan3s once eniov al IN the Fsst 80 ps--
son who goes Worth ever hilxs - nass,nr
he Arlington rithout spending = ds~ OF IS
Al that isi rbtfisi leravansarv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

Ths following horses from TINS city are
entered Tor ins races A. Jackson. August
9-i- Three minute lass. troiiing purse
so Y Il Nogse's n. r., Frank Noble
$50. pacing. purse S2sN-A. = Eathbun's
bix e. i |gger trottiux 20 class. purse
s5ga L. 3. Dkemans hr. E fd. Macs
trotting. four Tssr-oid-. purse klse-A. I.
kstaeu8's Ga. s.. CAes,eT T.. irce.f1f all
pacing prfse S-J0-A N. Hat1buns D. z.
lem Cooper fl c.sss. tr0tiiug purse s. y
III g. Morse Z. e. Frank Noeis. Wm
O7waid 3. h, Prize. 4. u. Kath5sa's b. z.
Ns~f
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
our or WORK

AT who Are 10 Nsat ct Work and All
Who Want - Sire i.aber should Read.
Tomorrow .hs IsfEasss -bFRAtD viii
print slI sdge1- ssmea.s oi .wanted J-ua-
tio1s' ilee OF charge and AL want sdYef'
tisetaenis of tho1s WHO desire help, either
mas 0s lsmsle. vii be printed free Of
charge Those wh0 arc out o. work and
those who have employment t0giye, should
take advantage of tas cLeI. the want
department. oi this paper y read As regular
IS as the news column. aud The IfLs0EAN-
HskAlD Is conceded 20 be the only want
medium IA Michigan outside OF The Detroit
papers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

De Boe will appear at Reeds Lake for one
week in bis wonderful feais on the slack
wire. He introduces more new spd novel
tricks OF the wire than any other srtis. has
ever accomplished in his feais OF nat spin
ming, cloth aud Plate spinning ribbon spin
ming. juggling knives and balls, walking in
many different forms, and introducing nis
original ladder act on the wire and over
twenty five other feats.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

The ialsst addition 70 the hst >f fh,ss
vho xsrs s~iaalsd bv ksat eou1fv's ct.
glsre Of Probate is William r. Riss- ~
C.t.razo. f7vmsriv of this citr " pfai-
.sbsd draft Of 500 for Nr Fol Iest
drawn on 4 man na7ued hsTr1srSaru 81
nas Nsrss ia~a The d5sE was no. haa-
o-sd huf Mr. 5isr saTs he si5 not f-s' -
-sdir shous the less ~ IS cash az hs S1
10 learn of The Judge do~nfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

'rhe Manattan" is the name OF the re
generated St. Denis Hotel, which is under
the management OF Harry Gilbert. formerly
OF The Lansing House, Lansing, and late Of
the Coleman, Detroit. Commercial trsV-
elers and the public generally will md eK-
cellent quarters at The Manhattan, which
will be conducted in hrst-class style. The
rates are S2 per day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

Nm lorK. July 22.-Tbe tram on the
Brooklyn. Bath & West End Railroad TEn
OFT the track last nisat between Brooklyn
and Bath Fscch Junction. and left couple
Of hundre8 reopie 10 camp oui ~ the nelos
or walk svcral mile IS % Brooklyn. Efforts
were made 20 iacs the cars on the track,
but vithout success The passengers had
tc convert the seats into beds and maze the
best OF it for the night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
MSS. eoafosY.s ESTATE.
Why shs Did sot Live with Her Third
Husband.

Husband.
Jared T. Chute says ne did not say that
Mr.. Bonloey, his mothers third husband,
was dead. inat he knew he was alive and
that re lived II Clark county, Dakota. Mr..
Chute SAYS. "B0nioey wanted my mother
10 turn over her property in PetosEey to
him that he might dispose OF u. My mother
refused aud he began 10 abuse her so shame
fuliy that she refused 10 live with hin
longer and ne went away
Mrs. Boniosy has two houses and four
lots at petcsksy, which have been turned
oTer TO lawyer J. i. Preston, who wiil DIS
pose OF them AMI pay up ali Indebtedness
OF the deceased
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

I'VE took it out riding in its carriage and
il went 10 sleep. II caught cold while we
were carrying IL from the carriage bacs into
tho house" The Holman Adjustable Baby
Carriage can be detached from the wheei'
aud carried into the house without disturb
ing the baby. see advertisement and send
Tor catalogue. 80 " abssh Avenue, Chr
Cago H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

LcSnos. July -H.-lt IS stated that France
has signi6sd bsr willingness to ioin IN en-
international conference 10 regulate the
sugar. bouBfes nor 81 vogue and which
lord Salisbury 20 strongly Condemns. With
the proviso that The programme 5e previ-
0a v formg 4fed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
OrrIcr or rHs EAGLE STEAM L.usorr

OFFICE or THE EAGIE STEAM LAUroET !
A~n DYE horsE. 70. p CAN1Lrsr.
GRAND RAPrDs, HTcH, July ~. lss7.
Fitor TfIvsRss-HAREID.
Please inform The public that have con
nected q steam laundry with my DYE House
snd Securing establishment and will DO m
utmost 70 give them the best work that vs.
ever brought out bv machinery. snd tell
them that I humbiy as Of them 2 share Of
their trade Your most humble servant
q. A. BEFHI~.
ring telephone 10 aia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

The wrestling match beteceu kVau
Lewis. "Ihe Stranger. aud Wiilisnl h..
Gibbs. the "KanEas Demon. 10 take place
a. The Clay Avenue Rink, Nusksson, on
Tuesday. Aug. =. will be holly contested.
The men are IN eood condition, sno as
they have good backing large amount OF
money will change hands on the result
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

EtDtlsms8 81 snsf eaecx which
sas foeaa - a. be1sst hs1ie al nsmsd
hsfI sasfsni. who rsterned Is % the o1n-
e. aai rsesl lssd tb4aks ssld $50 s1l1se.s
fesssa 4sz iooker "a / Vas plss<ea ~
Wituess tbs aelozs u tie bay ~ho stii
EFoea - asazs z'Iaaa ~bo wid oonln@na
fhe sesp.seE II al sc.s "a ntsooss. V.
GsANp RAflns jelly - lsST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

The above named society will hold a
special meeting in Royal Arcanum Hall
this Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock sharp
10 make arrangements 10 attend the en-
campment and do some other necessary
work. Every member is requested to be
present K. 7. RuEIoEs. PRESIDENT.
ALICE T. PLUMNER. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

wiss Isnnls Rrorn. el CserrT 81 rss
rlsssanti- sarer sei = sBrsSa7 s7a1iaz -
. nan. hsr ST hsr 7arnx rrisnds. IS tslaz he~
fraaer -f~st hirtn3e~ Tas srea1u ~as
srent vah music and samss. sfesr ~aich
refrssh suerss ~e~> serrsd
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

NV 1osE. ISLE ~ Business fsanrss
throughout csocf~r during th@ .sst seven
asSs ,nnosf fsr ths nitca satss fs1 fo-
Canals. t-tsi ~ a rom rsrsi web
frtai 81 fr1 ssi wees su ~ tas VS. X
r~rv5e-,s ard l's1 f1r -or-ssp0n nsfeT wees ~
-. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

Imported Erlanger Beer on drsuft by
Henry Huber
Spend your vacation AZ ''The Kensing-
ton, HarboT Springs. Mich.
Tor B. Sicily, Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Last Opportunitv.

Saturday night the great closing out sale
at t. 5. Pierce's closes, and all that have
not laid in their Winters supply OF cloth
ing ehould do so at once. Remember you
ssve from q 10 80 per cent on every dollar
you invest now. Whet better thing could
yon ask for.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
NOTICE.

All members of Union No. So, B. c. & J..
of A. are requested to be present at their
hall Tuesday evening, Aug. 2, to consider
business of importance.
J. l.. SMITH, President
A. r. DOUGLASS, r. S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

The County Bosrd OF School Examiners
VIA hold public examination Of teachers
III supervisors rooms. Grand Rapids, on
Friday, august %. JAWS CffALstss.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Notice.

We set Just as good table week days as
some places advertise TO set on Sundays.
n. P. WIFcHEtL, PARIS Dining Hall, "a
Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Save wonev by Gsttinc More Time

Students who enter the Grand Rspide
Business College now will be allowed the
time till Sept. I. Enter now and get good
start before the rush begins.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Card of Thanhe.

To ell friends who kindly assisted us in
our late bereavement we hereby return our
heartfelt thanks.
JARED T.. CHUTE,
". LIpA CRuTE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Stop Al the Manhattan. u.

Imported FrlangeF Beer Oh draua b.
Henry Huber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Grsnd Success.

Have had to increase tbs seating capacity
~ order 10 accommodate the fast increasing
trade Best meals IN the city. \. p.
WiKcHELL, Paris Dining Hall, a Lyon st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Cu.ter R,lief Carp. No. 81.

Imported Granger Beer on drsuft by
Henry Huler
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
THlRTY.FiVE PONIES.

All broke 70 sedGie and harness, viii b
sold a. private sale. A. J. = Moran :, "a
kent-si. back Of Bridge Street House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
The ssbyis IAN stopped ur.,

Imported Erlarger Beer on drsnft b,
Henry Huler.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Attention!

II o
ia Supply D.po, where hsy will Says hne the yey
ply New Betting end
ngC oup man
fun Inc all Of
tro
and
made Every
RUbbsr Boo's end Shoes columhs ans
n spsuids Bros Sporting ooeds
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-26
A Job Lot 1"

London Telegram: Among the peers
to be created are Sir John Stanbyn,
liberal unionist, member of parlia-
ment; Henry William Eaton, conser.
vative member; Earl of Strathmore,
Scoth representative; Peer and Wis.,
count Galway, an Irish peer. will be
made peer Of the United Kingdom.
Baronetcies will be conferred upon
thirteen persons, including Sir Alger-
non Barthwick, editor Of the London
Morning Post. Thirty-three persons
will be made knights, including Mr..
Long, editor Of the Sheffield Tele.
graph. The crown prince Of Austria
will he made an extra knight Of the
Garter, and the Grand Duke Sergius,
Of Russia, Grand Duke Of Hesse, Grand
Duke of Saxe-Meininger, Prince Ed.
ward of Saxe-Weimar, Prince Victor
Of Hohenlohe Langenburg, and Prince
Lewis, of Bsttenberg. will be decor
ated with the grand cross Of the order
Of Bath. A long list Of minor decora'
tions will also be conferred. The Pal
Mall Gazette comments very sarcas
tically upon the the list as "iob lot, "
and calls 1t Salisbury's shabby list,
Among other things, 1t asks: "Where
is the peerage which was to have shed
halo Of social favor over that pillar
Of an imperiled state, identified with
'Parnellism and Crime?'u
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-26
Interested I'm Indians.

New YORK, June 23.-Grace How
ard, the eldest daughter Of the well
known journalist, Joseph Howard,
Jr., on last night left the parental roof,
going as missionary to Crow Creek
agency In Dakota territory. Two or
three years ago Miss Howard was
sent as an invalid to Hampton, Va,
where she became greatly interested
in Gen. Armstrong; famous school
for Indian boys and girls. Her syp.
pathy was aroused by the helpless
condition Ia which the Indian girls
find themselves on their return 10
their Indian homes, where temptation
for them to go "back to the blanket. /"
as II IL termed, are almost omnipotent.
Armed with letters OF introduction
from her father. Miss Howard secured
backing from the departments OF wal
aud the interior, made personal In
spection Of the several agencies of Da
kota, and satisfied herself that some
thing ought 10 be done by Christian
women In aid Of these friendless girls
Henry Ward Bsecher also gave her q
letter, which was endorsed by hel
father after much persuasion, aud shs
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-26

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The patriotic
order of the sens Of America closed
their eleventh national convention to-
day. The most important act of the
convention was this morning when
the platform and principles Of the or
der was adopted as follows:
For the welfare, prosperity and lib
erty OF all American citizens and their
descendants we desire 10 protect our
form OF government and to preserve
from the influence and control Of any
foreign power by disseminating q fra
ternal feeling among ell Americans,
we hope to make 1t impossible for any
to live under the protection Of the
stars and stripes who do not honor
them. we are opposed to the occu-
pancy Of any part OF our country by
foreign spectators or adventures
who do not wish Ito become citizens,
aud we believe all oftha resources ana
privileges Of the country should Do
reserved for the exclusive use OF the
native born or naturalized citizens.
We are In favor Of crushing out the
foreign element which comes here
to advocate communism and nihilisp,
and which does mot identify itself
with our country and does not respect
our flag.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-26
Boston Boys on . Lark.

Boston, Mass., June 23.-An at
tempt was made about 2 O'Clock yea
terday by a gang Of nine men TO pull
down the figures of the lion ano uni
corn which decorate the front Of the
old state house. Whoever fastened
the ropes to the efiigies was evide ntly
familiar with the building. The side
door was forced open and access to the
roof was gained. When the roof 10
reached the distance to the figures
mentioned is encompassed with many
dangers. but they seem to have been
brave. At least two men, one Of whom
fastened rope TO the lion and another
man rope to the unicorn. The base
ment Is occupied by telegraph COM
pany. which Office is open all night.
The marauders locked the telegraph
employees In beforse attempting their
their work. The manager noticed
the unusual sight of q number of men
In the street pulling at ropes and
availed himself of q side door which
the invaders did not know of. As
soon rs he made his appearances the
men at the ropes fed. A detail of
climbing firemen was necessary to
remove the lines from the figures.
The action was Of course intimately
connected with the antagonistic feel
ing against the Queens jubilee in
Faneuil Hall Tuesday night.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-26
Under . Cloud.

ST. Louis Telegram: The colored
people Of this city are making prepar-
atoms to take part In the reception
and entertainment Of the Grand Army
veterans, during their encampment,
which is to be held here In September.
A committee on arrangements, COM
posed Of leading colored citizens. Mr..
d. w. Wilson and chairman and E. 8.
Williams, secretary, has been approved
by the Grand Army general commit
tee, and ample opportunity will be
given them to carry out their scheme.
Among other things on their pro-
gramme is q choir Of Zoo colored
school children who will sing national
anthems from a stand on the route Of
the Grand Army parade As the proces-
sion passes by. They will also present
to the members Of the Grand Army.
through their commsnder.in-chief,
Gen. Fairchild, series of resolutions
especially prepared for the occasion.
Mr.. A. ID. Langston, q member of the
committee. will shortly visit New
York. Washington and other eastern
cities, and while there will explain
the purpose Of the colored people here.
and try TO induce colored soldiers and
members Of the Grand Army to at
tend the encampment. Special ar
rangements will be made to provide
for and entertain all who may come.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-26
HARD QUESTION.
| George.


How q school Girl Rounded-Up Henry
George.
Henry George made speech before
the pupils Or Packard institute, In New
York city the other day, and one Of
the girls paralyzed him, by two or
three direct questions, as follows:
Ibid / understand you to say that
all land was God-given, and for the
benefit of all mankind?n Ser
tainly." replied Mr.. George. "who
made the Netherlands, then," pur-
sued his querist. WAS not the land
at the bottom OF the sea before the
Dutch dyked it in and brought II un-
der cultivation? Were not they. and
not the rest of mankind, entitled TO
the labor of their hands? Was this
land God-given or man.rescued ?"
The last question covers the entire
case. Were Henry George given one
hundred and sixty acres Of land-hslf
forest and half unbroken prairie-and
compelled to make living from 1t, he
would be the most miserable man on
earth. Yet he breaches to the discon.
tented in the nation that the man who
does the same thing, appropriates
something which belongs In common
to them all, and that il is right to con-
fiscate the land as soon as the man
has made 1t habitable. Further, he
holds that men have no right. after
clearing away the forest and stones
and bringing land into use and value,
to bequeath such property to his child.
rem. Hence, under his plan, there 10
no title to landed property anywhere,
which the state has any occasion to
respect. The inevitable result must
be that all industrious men will leave
his standard the moment his ideas
shall be fully understood. and his fol-
lowers will be reduced % the Herr
Most clsss. The eastern press, IL 1t II
would but do its duty, ought to drive
every honest working man from
among bis followers within week, by
showing tbem-from Georges book
that II they could save enough to buy
themselves homes. according to his
theory they could not by any process,
acquire title which any other man
would be bound to respect.-Salt Lake
Tribune.